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Dec 19, 1988 Vol. 30 No. 25

Robin's Sad Song

December 19, 1988

Cover Story

Robin's Sad Song

Actress Givens, Feeling Misunderstood, Insists Her Marriage to Mike Tyson Was Just a Mistake, Not a Gold-Digging Plot

Pg. 128

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Table of Contents

Articles

Bard of the Lonely

Roy Orbison, Rock Original, Dies at 52

Pg. 60

For a Sequel, Who're You Gonna Call? Ghostbusters!

Pg. 64

With Public Drinking Banned, Zeren Earls Makes Sure Boston Pops Its Cork on 'First Night'

Pg. 66

In Bike-Happy Hollywood, Gary Busey's Crash Revs Up the Helmet Controversy Again

Pg. 68

Taylor Branch's Massive Book on the Civil Rights Movement Breaks New Ground—and Nearly His Budget

Pg. 75

Though Tackled by Lou Gehrig's Disease, Coach Charlie Wedemeyer and Family Still Show How to Win

Pg. 93

Doc Severinsen Finds His Key, and It's Writer Emily Marshall

Pg. 101

A California Prison Hopes Wild Horses Can Keep Its Inmates from Lives Spent Defying the Law

Pg. 111

Foot the Bill for David Lebleu's Sneaker Phone and You Get a Real Long-Distance Walkie-Talkie

Pg. 119

A Florida Jury Finds No Guilt in Physician Peter Rosier's Fatal Devotion to His Dying Wife

Pg. 121

Lone Stone Keith Richards Takes a Solo—Are You Listening, Mick?—and Gets a Heap of Satisfaction

Pg. 138

'Convoy' Composer Chip Davis Traded in His 18-Wheeler for a Solo Ride on Mannheim Steamroller

Pg. 147

The Carradines Gather Again, This Time in Joy, as David and His Wife, Gail, Produce and Star in 'I Do' II

Pg. 151

Chow, Darling, and Cue the Carrots! A Critic Turns the Tables on Celeb Restaurateurs from Sonny to Charo

Pg. 154

Ireland's Hothouse Flowers, Five Old Sod Soul Singers with Roots in the Sixties

Pg. 181

Surfer Shirley Metz Will Be Hanging Tough, Not 10, on Her Historic Ski Trek to the South Pole

Pg. 187

The Joffrey's Little Dynamo, Tina Leblanc, Makes The Nutcracker Sweet and Proves That Tall Isn't All

Pg. 191

When the Christmas Crunch Comes to This Candymaking Clan, They Really Start Raising Cane

Pg. 193

The Kids in Aberdeen, Idaho, Are All Wrapped Up in Their Giant Muffler—It's a Mile and a Quarter Long!

Pg. 197

No Need for Rudolph—in Appalachia, Santa Travels by Rail

Pg. 198

Also In This Issue

Mailbag

Pg. 4

Take One

Pg. 59

Passages

Pg. 81

Chatter

Pg. 200

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